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V .' 1 ~, ~': r~s'vf. PUN! BER 48 9.] „ Y HEATRE ROYAL, COV I..NT-GAR DEN. I p.t.. v - MOUROW EVENING; Feb. 25, 1808, will be performed THE .WANDERER ; Or, THE RIGHTS . OF HOSPITALITY. "He vei titre and Music composed by Mr. I) v v and IL ?Rolm (.; II E to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. The principal Chw. at , ..!rs by 'Mr. C. KENIBL E, Mr. POPE, Mi. tRUNTON, BLAN C.HA RD, Mr. CLAREMONT, Meists. TREBY, KING, LEE, ,Mt, lAWCETT, Mr. HOLLAND,-Air. ATKINS,: - , • Mr: W. MURRAY, Mr. TRUMAN, Miss SMITH., Miss NOR - 10N. -End of Ael 1. (composed by Mr. Bo toe NA, Jun.) 19A New BALLE 1'; incidental to the Drartia, e performed by the Misses ADAMS and, the Corps de . L • Ballet. ' The EPILOGUE to be spoken by Miss NORTON. 10 ninth will be added (never stied) a new Musical Farce, calla , • . WHO WINS ? Or, THE WIL)OW's CHOICE. • , The,CharaCters . hy - • . • Mr. FAWCLTT, Mr. LISTON, Mr. SIMMONS,- Mr. CHAPMAN. .Mr. DENMAN, M. C. K EMBLE, Mr,. LISTON, „ • • Miss bE.CAMP.'” • uQXes 6s. Second Price 35.- •-Pli 3s. (id, Second Price as. Caller)? is. Second Price . is. —Li [yet Gallery ts. Second'4l'4 End No f . ntly to be Places for the 'loxes to 1)c niken ut Mr. , Brandon, at the O X-office, in dart ,t;Liet. „Tik, Doors to be opened at lialr.past Five, and begi n at . 1 411.1).r4t Six. „,On !Way, the irw Comely of 13e Gone Dull C are ; o r, klOw 'Will It End ? • • tar The last Week of the EQUESTRIAN 'COUNTRY , DANCE, and COMIC PANTOMIME. ` I LYMPIC . PAVI-LION. N EWCASTLE.STREET, P. • STRAND, • • . by Authority . or the, I.6rd Chamb er l a i n . , . l ilB present Wedoeschiy,.‘Feb. 24, and Three Evenins on! :•-ist, The Ten surprising n e v Tgetirs ; id, The PrikssialOs Exercises on hie famous ht. cb e . "eY ; .The Country Dance, tee. bY Eight Horses ?ng the last Week) ; 4th, Th.:. t; rand Stage Spectacle • in Ads, called Alonzo and I-mogiric ; 'principal Charatter, c a b l :Astley sth, Venetian Alai other Esxercises, by twenty 0 0 41 Performer's; 6tii, Comie . Pantothirne, called • fterjuin Sportsman ; the la-,t Week of its being performed. . 1 ors opened at ILilt past Five; begin arlialf past' Six. "mt Plates c , tninence • • t Half past Eight.. to he taken at the Pavilion.' Ivo ?: Vario us - E nterta i nme n ts arc i n aelive rehearsal, which Produced on Munnay next. E Rev.,•C..N:_ MICHELL, WhQ fin some years haS confined his attention tii . the EDUCATION .e..kour YOUNG; has two Vacancies.-•-: "i' ri d di Pupil is accommo !..ted with a separate and airy .Lodg. o x n *. "'ern, treated.•---AI annual • P rem,kurri of Hundred Guineas is expecled. titutoit, Somerset, Feb. to, 1803. DISPOSED Of 'BY PRIVIE CONTItAcT, N old Esiablished GROCE 's" SETUP and P kiiMiS4i.S,--now. itti fuli Time, both t441h14"1 v„"• 4 „., R mit. Th e p r se s are .in, good gemir, and replete .io every ,Cenveitience, disirablY situated in the • centre of .„I>opttlous, Market Town. mithin 7o miles from London . i 411 present Proprietor Itiviing otl . the G ocery T rade. • „ Inquireat No. sa,Little Dritaiii, London. if by.Letttr,' To :CBl X S..eEtt, ' °N Tit k. 130RDERS OF SUFfOLK. — and Entered upon at Lacty r day next, or sooner if requireti, A. VERY Capital MANSION, ended GREAT .4Itom 1., E Y HALL I . dal forlhe Resirie mo o f a'Family of distittetion ; contain '"K 1 7 Iled..charnhers numerous Dressing.rconis, Mornalg fawn. 2z feet stm.r e ' Di u j i y, and Drawing , r , ,oms, 34 feet by. 1 ) 1 e ," ca i , NV I t'lt , r. 1(Ii n g b do - ors, costly Marble Chinuiey., ec ., 4 1 11 '..., t . ) 4 k l I.cm:s • aBiI ii a rti.roont i Library, Dresst . tig co , ~ BUtler s . ' l-i ttsekeepee4 Rooms. exc'll i- . E k t doubl C o e °lll.-" ' " i i . Qu3 Cell 4 . l l l ring, ° and well supplied with ,. N L vare ti rs an d e in l 'l l ' u' e3 and Stabling for ten Horses, Lot t 3, ecite riU L - -er°l ' 40 enitural Out - buildings, prodnaivi: 1 - )4 ., , ve7 ' -awns Paddocks, Flower and Fruit Gardens, Con !;ervalOry a11:1 Ilot-liouses the whole ornainented hy vsry IKtehnsive '4lid• luxuriant' l'laiitations, au:i w,li . itoott 1 7 ,:,11 . b v .'' , is, is tit excellent order; together with 250 Aeres ai i .il le P ir ‘ i v a l t i lts . of Land, a small quantity of which 14 MOIC, tue r, 111‘1 Valuable' Pasture Landi_ or ~', ii Estee is situate in a very beautiful and li.laithy part 10 - :,,,1 20 ,0ntY of Essex, well stocked with (Lune, and sur , cot - h — uy good R.9ails and , pleasmit I , ..i.ies, i.! tildes front and - , - ., '° ', 4 " and Dednain, 4 tram. ManningtNe. and Mistley, inar i b', :ra . r n, L'ildan. The Furniture at present in the Flbuse . r. taKen or not at . a valuation, at .the , option - 41 . a .ellai rt. rhjile.a3Slatance of a . Tenant's attention to. keep the Pre.. i n ". 4 .. 1 1 nice preservation will not tail .to incet considerat km 4. terms; and such a one, if he would cells:der itn ' II4 Y 'be accommodated with the Deputation of Utz. !nor of Great Bromley, which is very extensive:: . 404s.ter ; and or' chre°r particulars inquire of'Messts. , Solicitors, Mr. Bridges, Nu. zj, fled Lion.square, - Lon-' . : HE Case of sev6ralScrophulou'Uicers at York,; ~.. inserted in the!' untie. Papers, and int led ',as '-adilitft.ol4 g ..,,,w a . , . Year Ids lec QvcrYii and as having . existed for sewn preceding 4Yi„. 3 ,, in the habit ot a xoung Girl, aged - r 4, with couch in. ! k tn her health, is now declared, on the '.'..1 .t iwr's anthoti: • '. l ` e aledi and the-Girl testinedite health hi, , the Sate ope; , su f ., . , r: bk-6:1 hP.I.I..Si..URY 's I'A`P+NT AN ' FlCO'Rlitrl IC as adininisteriiid in Sew vy, Gout, ltheuntaii,fu. rlazi:ru'iSnive Complaints. Tho.,e. Persons, anxious 4s • to wit; th' en are . informel, the original Letters may ti.,s!.en at 111:4 1) 44.. sat y , isu Soho-square, London ; and at York N.L - s. I ,v.Fr will give all in:cc:is:try intormati.m. b it! : la requested. you will ILik.;for the Patent Anti, ,, ,:arbitti-: . c i ti „ga: .!•vitit a-..131ack - Ink Stinip, •iii, /lot tlez:c4,i. (,i, i A 4 *.!. Isottle Black ,-". and. a ilarl:,e4 : i 1,.. a.s, diityjni4udad.-- 1 11 al l ow on takilii; half 4 dol,:rt. . ' ~, . • - - T 4 SUN. IV E D NESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1808. NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing, And contains the following unusually Rich List of CAPITAL PRIZES: - -Prizes of 3 C20,000 . ore - £60,000 .3 . - lOOO3 4 - - , 10 3 0 ,) SOO • -' 15,000 warr an(l Co. No. 11, Poultry, , and No. 12, Charing-cro4s, recommend to their Friends and the Pub lic the above'Scheme, as possessing superior Aclitantagei to any Lottery for many years past. Not Three Blanks to A P rize,' an extraordinary number of Capitals, and none of the Prizes fixed tOr particular Days. • SWIFT and Co. have been remarkably fortunate in the Salt . of Capitals. They sold the Ticket No. - 11.070, Ole only yrize of zo,oool. sold in the last'Lottery, besides several inferior Capitals. • ' GRAND STA'f'4"LOIFERY. SWI,Ia. and Co. No. 1 1., ,Poultry, and No. 12, Charing cross, recommend to the attention of their Friends !Bid the Public,7 the Scheme of, the Grand State Lottery, Which begins Drawing on the Bth of March, and contains the following . Rich List of . CAPITAL PRIZES 3 - Prizes of . ,C20,0c0 -is - ,C 60,000 3 - ro,ooo ' 30.000 4 - •s,OOO - - 44 , zo,ooo 20 3 0 . -soo - • - - i s ooo besides the usual prop9rtion of inferior. Prizes. making.- in the whole, , less than Thrse Illanks to a Prize. None of the Prizes in this Lottery are hzed tUr particular days, but are all Boating in the Wheel. SW I FT and Co. have also on Sale the Tickets and Shares of the CiRAND .CITY LOTTERY, For FRE:EHO LI) HOUSES, Discliarge4l of Land-Tax, and valued at ONE HUNDRED and FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS in Capiial Prizes as under : I Prize, valued at ,Cas,to) 7 Prizes, valued at Coo° 1 ~,,f • . - - - - 7000 6 - - - - - - 3000 • 4 . ~ - . . - 64 t • I 2000 - Price of a City 'i icket ,c 7. 14 0 1 . 34 if IT . . z- - - ki ..v-. o i E u,7lltti - ,C 1 t o Quarter - - - z z 01 Sixteenth - - - oto 6 . ;, -, Schemes at large Gratis. hI s ONEY'SAYED IS MONEY GAINED SHARLS of TICKETS SIXTEEN S;11 1 I.IINIG a Tic- krt. 'CH EA P E R than at other 011h:es jWARNER,No. 115, Cornhill, submits the • f 1 low ing, Statement of PRICES, and recomnitnEts his tier] Arid the P ablic to purchase itnglediAteiy, as he ex. peas Shams will rise. , _ . R Ntleti Priem `whichOtherO ffi ces' Prices Affiirding a good Profit. ll^ Halt{ - ,C to 12 o I Halt - - ~E to 115 o - - 5 6 o I Quarter - 5 9 0 Eighth - z 13 6 Eighth - 2 t• 6 Sixteenth - 7- o ) Stxteenth 8C) Tickets for the 4i RAND ciTY Lori' Eit V - at 71. xis. .The STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing March 8, tBoB, and gives to Adventurers a 'much better:Chan-CC than former Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prizes, j viz. 3 - of - - £ so,ooo 2 0 . of . .• £ t,odo 3-ot 1 - - to,ono 30 -of - ~. sao 4 - or - - S v ooo 4i • of .-, • fog Ike - . &c. &c. . . Personsin the Country, sending Letters (post-paid), .:enL.. closing Bank gates, Po,t-Office Orders, - or - short-dated Bills, will find an 'additional adyantAge at 1. Warner's, as thu Country Offices frequently put on in extra Profit upon the enorniqus price of the other London ()1ii,•..15.--Note. 11 , 1 c. ncy Letters must be paid for as sueh. . 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Also the Goodwill f;t" a very considerable rude, with long established Connections. For Particulars, inquire at Messrs. Dawes, 101;0-court, Throgmortub.street. THE Patentees of the FLEECY HOSIEIf.Y, HOLLAND, WAISTELL, and HORTON, No. 99, High Hcilhorn, have obtained ills Majesty ' s Patelits tur litiglatO, Scotland, and • I relatid, tor the following Articles, viz.. • . _ 1131RD5. DOWN HOSE and GLOV S.—This Hosier) , is ariade of the line down of SWans, •Eder' Ducks, aid other lisnis;anixed with - fine wool; it exceeds in warmth andde licacy every other. except Patent Fleecy llbsiery, arid. as it. does not shrink in washing it is consequently very durable. . HUM P V•inade al MILLED ‘VORsTEE).— The. great deka in ll Worsted Hosiery is its shrinkiny, in washing, but this is sufficiently obviated by milling the worsted psevieusly to its being manufaCtured. "erns operation on the , Worsted A yettleis the Hose made of it extremely hcantitul and durable. r These Patent Articles arc to be had of the Patentees, and by their appointment of the most respectable Hosiers in both tutVri . and'country ; also plain Hosier , in a great variety of new articles, of their. invention, aincrig which is Under cloilting of various descriptions, for'buth Ladies and Gentle :men ; and also their Patent Fleecy Hosiery, an greatly re cOrinnendea by the Faculty, as being bight) , condutive to the ;health and comfort of mankind. WARRItiN's ORIGINAL 'JAPAN. BLACKING. rrHIS unrivaUti Composition, with halt the usual •.labour, pad:ices a s i 1 T IILACK equal to the highest japan Varnish. It prescryes•the Leather soft, and prevents it cracking, has no unpleasant inneii, Will not soil the Linen, and will retain its virtues in :iny Climate. . Sold by Rolm: Warren, 14, St.. Martin'S-latie and n:taii by Ole. principal , Lioaimakers AO Oilmen in Lon don. and ip every t o wn in she Kingdam, in Stone 'Bottles, ts: 6d. a Pint, tad. Half a Pint. Cs wr ROIIF.RT WARREN is signed . an each Label,. and. 14, at. ALictin's-lane, stamped in each Bat tle,-as the 'superior quality of the above Mac:lcing Ilan in. duced toveral Persons to sell spurious Compositions UL*l - same Name. . . I'or.RHI;UNIAtISNIS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS; &c. . • Dr. ST - F.l: R's ()POD E DO,C. In the Stamp •round each Bottle are engraver!. the Words .F. Newbery, - No. 45. St. Paul's," and those without this distinction are spurious. . • THE Success of this Medicine has given rise to a great number of counterfeits, as wail as to a variety of Embrocalions, Essences, Liniments, &c; some of which are so hot and strong, as often to excoriate, to cause, blisters, or even to 'co:mad the sinews ; anti others are so weal* as to be of no : but. this .0 podeldoc, by its happy coinbination, hie the union of efficacy and safety, will ever maintain its 'wonted eminence and superiority. By its, warm, penetrat. ihg; and. 'attenuating qualities, it i 9 a most excellent remedy 'fair eitterital licuinatisms; and by, its strengthening pkiwers t le speedily TCStOres the parts which are injured by Bruises and Sprains ; it is of . great service. in Cramps, or Numbness ; in Stithess or Weakness •of the joints.; as aim in promoting Circulation. in tit Limbs .when in' a paralytic state :it is paeticuldsly imccessful in Chilbains, and, tt used in. time, will prevent their breaking; but in this complaint lila.: at it should be dissolved in a spoon, and applien warm. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, 'lour Wigs train . the CO4Ch.way from cheapsitic, pr id e 2s , Ed. each. I:‘,,ntle, duty included ;• and, by - piiiatinc•nt, by Bacon and Co. Oxford-street ;. ; I:ityley.and Co Cockspur-street W did, NI: , t iletrow, lotborn7; Clarke, Borough tligli-street Royal E change Dicey and Sutton, bow , and kiarria, Coma .41;udgEn.stroet. 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